innate quality
collocation in Englishmeaningsofinnateandquality
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innate
adjective
uk/ɪˈneɪt/us/ɪˈneɪt/
An innate quality or ability is one that you were born with, not one you ...
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quality
noun
uk/ˈkwɒl.ə.ti/us/ˈkwɑː.lə.t̬i/
how good or bad ...
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(Definition ofinnateandqualityfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Research has shown that measured intelligence is not a fixed andinnatequality.
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Most people in western culture are taught that heterosexuality is aninnatequalityin all people.
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Our identity is not possessed in advance, as aninnatequalityor inner self that we are able to master and express.
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For a third group, the phrenological emphasis on innate qualities and the influence of environmentalism shockingly ignored the place of sin.
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Our practice consists in a disregard of any authority in matters of religion and philosophy except such propositions as from theirinnatequalitywe feel to be true.
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Indeed, tessitura (where the voice feels most comfortable singing) and vocal timbre (theinnatequality of sound to the voice) are more important factors than vocal range within opera categorization.
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They are always employed in the names, even in external references, because they are an unambiguous reference to the king's self, to his innate qualities as perceived by all societies.
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When material necessities are met there is still the need to release the human personality and to enrich the country with the innate qualities of our people.
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That of course comes very markedly possibly from innate qualities, but almost certainly much more from the environment; but almost certainly much more from parents or the family background.
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Due to his innate qualities of leadership and his deep commitment to the socialist cause, he always remained in the forefront of the socialist movement.
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The design of the park capitalizes on the innate qualities that are illustrated within architectural deconstructivism.
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In my belief, the innate qualities, physical, intellectual, and moral, of our nation have remained substantially the same for the last four or five centuries.
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For these critics, there was no room for ambiguity in their literary taxonomy because these categories were thought to have innate qualities that could not be disregarded.
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